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In accounting, anything owned by or owed to the company that is either cash or can be turned into cash. The term covers physical assets such as land or property of a company or individual, as well as financial assets such as cash, payments due from bills, and investments. Assets are divided into fixed assets – assets that are expected to be used in the business for some time such as land, plant, machinery, buildings – and current assets – assets with a frequent turnover in the course of business, such as cash and stock. On a company's balance sheet, total assets must be equal to total liabilities (money and services owed).



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